De Valera Meets London to Discuss Irish Truce
Dublin and London brace as Premier de Valera heads to meet Prime Minister Lloyd George to shape a possible Irish truce amid fears of extremist violence. The noon ceasefire begins in Dublin. security tightens as Belfast violence raises concerns toppling reflections on Sinn Fein aims.
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Ireland
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Battle of the Boyne
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Renew Curfew Regulations in Belfast After Outbreak
Curfew reimposed in Belfast on Monday following Sunday disorders and bloodshed. Hospitals report progress for riot victims, with about sixty still hospitalized. fourteen killed and over eighty houses burned. Gunfire in Stanhope Street and Carrick Hill. a bakery wagon attacked on Lancaster Street. Freight train to Londonderry damaged, six cars burned.
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Londonderry
Carrickmore
County Tyrone
Auto Smash-Up At Eighteenth And Jackson Streets
A partially wrecked automobile, alleged to belong to Louis Gisfordi of Genoa, was found at Eighteenth and Jackson streets after a Sunday night crash. The car appears burned on the street, its rear left wheel broken and the right front door missing with the top and windshield broken. Hospitals were canvassed with no injuries confirmed, and details about another car are unknown.
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Wisconsin Grants Equal Suffrage to Women
Madison Wis Blaine signs bill making Wisconsin first state to grant women full civil rights equal to men including suffrage and capacity to hold office contracts and jury service. Women lawmakers and supporters join governor for signing event with party banner and photographs.
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Blaine
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Lavernor
National Women's Party
Wisconsin
Women's Party
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National Woman's Party
Sunday Heat Tops Gateway City Weather Record
The weather bureau station in Gateway City recorded the day’s peak at 92 degrees in the afternoon with a sultry, breezeless evening. Across the river in La Crosse the temperature reached stifling levels and St Paul logged a blistering 98, making it the hottest day in the country. A cool breeze offered little relief, and many residents sought escape in the countryside or by the water. A slight chance of an afternoon shower lingered late, but otherwise heat warnings continued.
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la Crosse
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St. Paul
Woman sets record for parachute drop at St Paul
Miss Phoebe J. Fairgrave, 18, reportedly set a new world record for parachute drops when she descended from an airborne Curtiss plane at Curtiss Flying Field near St Paul. She dropped fifteen thousand two hundred feet, taking about forty minutes from takeoff to landing in a wheat field near New Brighton. She described the experience as terrifying but claimed she would do it again in a heartbeat.
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Curtiss Flying
Paul
New Brighton
Ito
Wooden leg saves two from drowning in lake accident
In a lake incident on Monday afternoon a boat carrying five men overturned. Roy Roodda and two other swimmers survived as a loose wooden leg helped them reach shore. The injured or missing were not reported, and the remaining boat occupants swam to safety.
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Ris
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Lems
Circus Hours Announcer Notes Start Time Tonight
The announcer stated performances begin at 2 with doors opening an hour earlier. The report mentions standard time confusion and Mantremens of the alicus as part of tonight's circus events.
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Alicus
Prohibition Parlor Ideas Prompt Debate On Bars
Police arrest Cary MacDonald and William Johnson in Dubuque suspected of burglary tools possession after being seen near Northwestern station. A local attorney general opinion explores parlor style licenced serving of non intoxicating drinks, aiming to modernize saloons to resemble ice cream parlors while bars remain standing.
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John- Eel
Warships Return to Mexico After Leaving Friday
United States warships Sacramento and Cleveland, previously reported withdrawn from Tampico, reappeared at the mouth of the Panuco river Sunday afternoon. Vessels had been sent to high seas for about a day to avoid international law disputes, with no explanation given. Tampico reports say the situation remains quiet as workers unions in Vera Cruz seek aid from the American Federation of Labor to prevent renewed U S Mexico tensions.
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Associated Press
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Farewell Salvation Army Service on Sunday
Adjutant and Mrs Swanson depart for a new post in China after a brief farewell event in La Crosse on Fourth Street. Mr and Mrs Sovtusen will also leave for China to serve seven years, with Captain and Mrs Ryao taking charge of Salvation Army work in La Crosse Thursday. An unrelated report notes a hold up at Horton Ice Cream offices in New York with $34 taken.
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Taft Sworn In as Chief Justice of U S Supreme Court
William Porrid Watt was sworn in Monday as chief justice of the United States in a brief ceremony in the Attorney General's office. Justice Woobling of the district supreme court performed the swearing in. Taft's brother Henry W. Taft and Republican officials attended.
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Supreme Court
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District Supreme Court
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New York
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Republican National
Hotels to Post Rate Schedules Under New Law
Madison Wisconsin inn keepers must display in a conspicuous lobby price schedules for all rooms used for sleeping. The law requires listing the number of each room and the price charged per day for singles. Signed by Governor Blaine, the measure mandates posted room rates to be visible in hotels.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Souvernor Blaine
We Nye Hotel
DHL
Childs shule pierced fall on machine Madison Wis
Six year old boy Bond of Stounghron found hurt on his father's farm after a fall near a machine. He had a penetrating wound to the skull and was taken to a hospital. He is believed to have fallen while moving toward the share path.
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Madison Wis
Seongular Hospital
Beware of the Police and Vigilantes warns drivers
Oudinanse No. 698 dictates that you must not block streets with parked or stopped vehicles near street railway operations. Vehicles should be kept clear of parallel turbine zones and stay at least three feet from any gate in front or behind.
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Harding Proposes Armament Conference With Allies
President Harding has approached Great Britain France Italy and Japan about a Washington conference on limitation of armaments and related Pacific and Far East issues. If accepted, formal invitations would follow. France may resist large army cuts while seeking ensure defense against Germany. London and Washington discuss reactions as Parliament and foreign offices review the plan.
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Britain Hails U S Led Armament Conference Move
London AP report: Prime Minister Lloyd George says Britain welcomes President Harding’s invitation to an international conference on disarmament. He asserts the empire backs U S leadership, notes China as independent in Pacific talks, and hopes for harmony with the League covenant. Further details promised as discussions proceed.
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